DE8612556U1 - Game board mat - Google Patents

Description

Klaus Kövener - 1 -

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The invention relates to devices for entertainment and gaming purposes for faster, more convenient and safer
Checking submitted lottery ticket numbers.

It also enables a systematic approach to the selection
future betting series based on clear statistics
about the drawing frequency of each individual number from 1 - 49.

In the Saturday lottery, 7 _r -(6 plus additional number) from 49 numbers have been drawn so far and will continue to be drawn in the future, while in the Wednesday I

lotto so far 8 (7 plus additional number) out of 38 numbers have been drawn* §

The Wednesday Lotto (in future: "Lotto on Wednesday") will |

from June this year in such a way that, in accordance with |

the Saturday Lotto also 7 (6 plus additional number) out of 49 numbers j» _:

and twice in two consecutive draws I

The player then has only one tip-'

row a chance in both draws. i

According to the current control procedure, this brings the problem

This means that the lottery player has to check his :

Tippreihe he must first remember the first number series drawn, ^! which he must then forget again in order to remember the second determined

Remember the number series for further checking of your betting series '

To be able to. During this double check with different ·.

The lottery player runs into winning numbers, especially with numerous &Idigr;

Tippreihe Danger, numbers of the first and second drawing thought- $

lent to swap and thus possibly profitable betting lines 1.

to overlook or, what is just as painful afterwards, ',' by confusing the numbers from the two draws, winnings

to discover things that don't even exist. \

The invention has set itself the task of eliminating this cumbersome &Idigr;,

and difficulties in remembering numbers when controlling the L

To circumvent the lottery numbers with the help of a device on which the lottery ticket

players can see at a glance, without having to remember a number 1, profitable betting lines quickly, safely and
can be easily determined.

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The design of the device proposed for this purpose according to the invention is characterized in that §s

1 . from a game board and |

2. consists of three transparent sheets ₍ hereinafter referred to as master sheet, control sheet and statistical sheet), which can be placed on the game board individually or together, depending on the process.
Fig. 1 shows a top view of the game board base with the master foil on top.

Fig. 2 shows a top view of the control slide. Fig. 3 shows a top view of the statistics slide.

The game board base is particularly characterized by the fact that it consists of a light base area of approx. 60x22 cm, which is surrounded on all four sides by an approx. 1-1.5 cm wide edge that protrudes about 0.5 cm above the base area. This edge has the function, firstly, of locking the foils mentioned under 2. in a non-slip manner and thus congruently. In addition, the upper and lower edges of the game board base have the task of serving as guides for a two-armed marking rail, for example a self-clamping one that can be moved to the right and left. This two-armed, approx. 1.5 cm wide marking rail is also characterized by the fact that it is made of transparent and stable material (e.g. plastic), so that firstly the characters on the foils that are covered by it remain legible and secondly a marking carriage attached to the two arms of the marking rail and can be moved vertically can be guided in a straight line and on track. The marking carriage is characterized by a hole with a diameter of 2-3 mm in the middle between the two arms of the marking rail. If you insert a foil pen into this hole, you can draw precisely positioned lines (of course in different colors) on the master foil and, if necessary, on the control foil by moving it up and down.

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This marking technique offers the following advantages over using a normal ruler:

1, Since the marking rail with the marking slide is part of the game board base and can remain permanently attached to it, it is always at hand even in urgent situations;

2. by a vertical distance of the positioning slide

to the foil lying on the base of the game board, smearing of the foil is prevented;

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Regarding the dimensions of the game board base given so far, it should be mentioned here that they can be smaller or larger depending on the purpose. The only important thing with this device is that the dimensions of the base area of the game board base match those of the foils mentioned under 2.

The above-mentioned slides (master, control and statistics slides) are particularly characterized by the fact that they

. correspond to the dimensions of the base of the game board to prevent slipping and ensure congruence ;

2. be transparent and made of strong, waterproof material;

3. should be foldable in the vertical middle by means of a fold so that they can be stored safely in the folded, box-shaped game board base when not in use.

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The MasterFoil is characterized by the fact that it contains the lottery numbers from 1-49 in a header, indelibly and thus permanently entered (burned in) in small boxes of the same size. Under each of these number boxes there are two equally indelible columns of the same width, extending to the bottom edge of the foil. These two columns are used to mark the winning lottery numbers drawn vertically using the marking rail described above. Since there will soon be two draws per game day (A and B draws) in the "Lotto on Wednesday ^11" , the left column (&eegr; column) of each winning number drawn in draw A could, for example, be marked in the color "red" and the right column (B column) of each winning number drawn in draw B could be marked in the color "green". Two columns per number are necessary because the winning numbers in the A and B draws can be identical.

It is also important that the lottery player uses water-soluble foil pens for marking the master foil in particular, as the vertical line markings are only valid for one game day and therefore have to be removed again for the next draw on Saturday or Wednesday, e.g. with the help of a damp paper tissue.

The control slide is characterized by the fact that it contains the 49 lottery numbers in the boxes of the header, which are identical to the master slide. However, instead of the A and B columns, the control slide only contains one column for each lottery number, the width of a number box in the header, which means that one column of the master slide is identical to two columns (A and B columns) of the control slide. The control slide is also characterized by the fact that it is divided horizontally into even rows, so that below the header with the numbers 1-49 there is a grid of boxes with, preferably, square boxes.

In each row of 49 boxes, the lottery player can mark a series of numbers he has chosen. If the lottery player places the marked control foil on the marked master foil, he can use the marking intersections

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from cross and line markings on both slides at a glance
You can clearly see the number of hits from both draws in _the "Wednesday Lotto" and from a single draw in the Saturday Lotto. §

It is useful to have an extension f; of the lines on the control slide that extends beyond the left and right edges of the grid of boxes described above. The left extension can be used to
Lotto players can make notes, e.g. about the registration number of the betting slip. On the right extension, notes can be made in 1D columns (2 draws per week with a maximum of 5 draws per month) about the number of hits from draws A and B. ^

The statistics slide is characterized by the fact that it is below
the header which is identical to the master and control slide
like the master slide in two columns each (A and B column) and
In addition, the control slide is divided into even rows, so that here too there is a box scheme
The space to the left and right of the box scheme
is used for entering statistical data.

Implementation example

The particularly hasty lottery player takes the game board (1 with the corresponding marking rail (3,A) during the A and B draws of the "Lotto on Wednesday" and places the master foil (B) on it. (Reference symbol see Fig. 1-3)
As soon as a winning number is determined, he fixes the marking rail (3) in the holes on the edge of the game board base (2) <·

P on the α-column of the winning number just drawn and marks it here with a vertical line, for example by drawing a red S

water-soluble foil pen into the hole of the marker . ;;.-._
slide (4) and pulls it up or down with the foil pen. The additional number drawn is _marked by a dashed line of the same color. For the
For example, in the subsequent B-draw he takes a
green water-soluble marker and marks the drawn
Winning numbers in the right column (B column).

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He then places the control foil (7), on which he has marked his submitted number sequences line by line with crosses, e.g. with a black water-soluble foil pen, on the master foil (B). The lottery player now determines whether crosses on the control foil intersect with red and/or green lines on the master foil. If he finds three or more intersections of one color with his crosses, he enters the number of "correct" numbers in the A to B column for the respective week in the right-hand section of the control foil (7). If the lottery player has submitted numerous number sequences that he has marked on several control foils, he places them one after the other and proceeds in the same way.

Lotto players who constantly play numerous and consistent number sequences should mark their numbers on the control foil with a water-insoluble foil pen to prevent them from smudging. On the other hand, lottery players who play new and possibly planned number sequences for each game day can also apply the vertical line markings directly to the control foil without using the master foil, since all markings have to be wiped away after each game day, e.g. with a damp paper tissue. After the control process, the lottery player, who plans his number sequences from week to week based on statistics on the frequency of drawing each individual number, enters the winning numbers drawn in the A and B draws and e.g. winnings and expenses, stating the draw date, in the statistics foil (B). This foil enables the lottery player to see at a glance how many draws each of the 43 numbers has not been drawn since.

The procedure can of course also be used for the Saturday lottery and the game "6 out of 45" with the difference that for these one-off draws only one of the two columns of each lottery number on the master and statistics slide is required.

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The main advantage of this lottery control and planning device is that the lottery player no longer has to remember a number when checking his number sequences. This part of the word will be particularly popular with the future "Lotto on Wednesday" which will be introduced in June this year and will involve two draws at once. With the previous control method, the lottery player would run the risk of confusing ₉ numbers from the A and B draws if there were two draws at the same time. This is especially true for players with a rather poor memory for numbers.

The device is particularly suitable for:

1. Lotto on Wednesday (Uoll system and normal ticket);

2. Saturday Lotto (full system and normal ticket);

3. B out of 45;

4. Tipping pools with numerous, both constant and constantly changing series of numbers;

5. Lottop.pie? 3r who want to influence their luck through planning.

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Claims (1)

_.&iacgr;] ~·. . AktEnz.si.chen : G 86 12 556.7 *^* Klaus Kövener '.·"":· "j H^f?*?" ^{: 29797S9} "Lollo control and planning device" Changed PROTECTION CLAIMS 1^_Game board baseP>characterized in that it consists of hard and 2 mm thick plastic or wood with the dimensions 62x23x2 cm, can be folded down in the vertical middle with the help of hinges to form a hollow box shape with the dimensions 31x23x4 cm and can be closed. 2. Game board base according to claim 1, characterized in that when unfolded, the outer surfaces of the box shape form a light game board base with dimensions of 60x21 cm, which is surrounded on all 4 sides by a 1 cm wide and 3 mm higher edge, which holds 3 transparent films with burned-in box grids on top of each other in a congruent manner. 3. Game board base according to one or more of the claims 1 and 2, characterized in that there is a hole with a diameter of 2 cm in the lower right corner of the game board base. 4. Game board base according to one or more of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the edges above and below the game board base are provided with 98 holes of 1 mm at constant intervals of 5 mm, whereby to the left or right up to the edge of the game board base an edge strip of 3 or 1D cm remains without holes. 5. Game board base according to one or more of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the edges above and below the game board base are connected to a removable, 2-armed marking rail of 1.5 cm width made of transparent and 2 mm thick material (plastic), the distance between the two arms being 5 mm only above the game board base, while they are connected to each other again at the ends and on the underside of these ends there are 2 pins which are inserted into the holes according to claim 4 to lock the marking rail. t · · * tj tt 4 · * 4 *-■ * 4 · * * 4 4 ·* |/ I- II * «
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